(Greg Alling, President, Casualty Solutions, Verisk. Source: Verisk.)
Verisk (Jersey City, N.J.) has named Greg Alling President, Casualty Solutions, effective immediately.
Alling will lead Verisk’s Casualty Solutions business, with responsibility for analytics, insights and AI-powered solutions supporting casualty and workers’ compensation claims, according to a Verisk statement.
Steven Kauderer, President, Verisk Claims Solutions.
The role will focus on helping insurers improve productivity and accuracy across the casualty and workers’ compensation claims lifecycle through workflow automation, programmatic compliance and decision-support technology.
“Greg is a recognized authority in casualty claims handling, with a rare combination of deep industry expertise and a track record of building software and AI solutions,” comments Steve Kauderer, President, Verisk Claims Solutions. “His experience scaling casualty solutions and forging partnerships with carriers uniquely positions him to accelerate our strategy and deliver even greater value to our clients.”
Alling brings more than 20 years of experience in casualty claims and digital transformation. He most recently served as Senior Director of Product Management, CCC Intelligent Solutions, where he launched the company’s first AI-powered casualty features and led its casualty solutions portfolio.
He also brings experience in bodily injury and Medicare compliance from roles at Liberty Mutual, Progressive Insurance and CCC-AIS.
Claims Automation and Decision Support
Verisk says Alling’s appointment supports its strategy for casualty claims technology, including AI-powered solutions that help insurers make faster and more accurate decisions.
“I’m excited to join Verisk and build upon the great work of the Casualty Solutions team,” Alling comments. “Verisk’s data, analytics, and technology capabilities are unmatched in this industry, and I look forward to helping our clients work faster and with greater accuracy to support better decision-making that optimizes claims outcomes for policyholders.”
Alling holds an MBA in Finance and Economics from Clarkson University and a BA in Business from Castleton University.